St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-25

erS and opportunity 10 SNOW lHo peOplo
of Dakota of what good stuff he is made.
Senator Sabin-That he may have no
bad dreams about Nelson, Gordon E.
Cole, McGill and other fellows who
have designs on his senatorial soft snap.
Gen. II. Fl. Sibley-That he may live
long and prosper.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey-That he will be
able to write his own autobiography in
1890
Judge Brisbin-May he never have
the rheumatism or lose his command of
the English language.
c. ID. O'Brien-The fulfillment of his
laudable ambitions in some direction.
Mayor Smith-The thanks of good
citizens and a big catch when he goes
fishing.
Warden Stordock-That he will set a
good Christmas dinner for the peniten-
Reed to the feast.
Elk Warden Reed-That he will accept
the invitation and bury the Ratchet.
Stanford Newel-That he will not
waste any of his time dreaming about
seat in congress as long as Edmund
Rice wants to hold it.
El-Adit. Gen. McCarthy-That he will
fnd himself and let the people know
how, when and where he came to be
lost, and how long.
w. P. Murray-Plenty of sleep, nice
clean shirt and one eye open on the al
dermen.
Judge Egan-A good, fat turkey and
strong, healthy man to listen to his
jokes and stories.
EX-Gov. MarShall-Pleasant dreams
about the liberation of the Younger
brothers.
Carl Judson-A bountiful supply of
suckers upon whom TO play pranks.
d. Il. MOOn-That he may not see
stars during the festivities.
George w. Magee-May his oysters
grow in size and his bills decrease when
a newspaper man drops in.
Loren Fletcher-May he cease TO
harbOr malice toward certain political
enemies, and not allow the milk of hu-
man kindness in his bosom to turn to
clabber.
ID. K. Noyes-That his charitable and
puhlic-Spirited acts may not prove
drug in the market.
E. S. Norton-May he ride on the top
of the real estate wave when the flowers
come again.
Thomas Prendergast-May the man
who can head him off in reading a list Of
the ''yeas and nays'' never be born.
A. T. G. PierSon-HOping that the
wind may blow through his WhiSkerS for
many moons.
Gen. T. H. Ruger-That he will not
have to go out and fight the Crows
when the thermometer is 400 below.
Dennis Ryan-That he can always
cast shadow as big as his hotel.
L. II. Rundlett-May he escape the
vengeance of an outraged pOpulace by
seeing that the sidewalks are kept clear
of snow during the winter.
Albert Scheffer-lf the fateS so decree
it, may he be able to read his title clear
to political preferment.
George Seibert-May he keep in prac-
tice so as to be able to lead the heavenly
orchestra.
Knute Nelson-There is hope prev
| alent that he will not deem it necessary
to carry tOmahawk about in his boot
leg. He has political enemies, to be
sure, but they wouldn't ambush him.
Col. CroOks-That he and Maj. Pond
may live and die together.
DR.. Day-That he may spend the re-
mainder of his days in peace and plenty,
and never want another pOstOffice.
w. B. Dean-A1ay the fact dawn upon
| him some day that he made mistake
in his calling. He is a natural orator,
and should have been a preacher or a
| United States senator.
Judge Flandrau-Mav he and Judge
| Wilkin enjoy themselves in recounting
| the "reminiscences of their foreign trip
| and reveling in recOllectionS of the
| dusky maidens of the beach.
Walter Mann-That no more bank
suspensions may fall to his lot. But,
then, a mans man for a. that.
F. A. Carle-That he may be spared
the agony of receiving valentine from
Prof. A. NJ. Welles on Feb. IA.
Ehle Allen-May he come to life
again and bloom and blossom as of gore.
Gen. Hugh j. Campbeil-With the
hope that if he can't divide he will not
| go in hole.
Gen. Tyner-May he never be caught
| in another trap.
EX-Gov. Hubbard-That he will not
| hug the delusion that he can make
better race than Herbert in the Third
| district.
Gen. Jennison-With the earnest
wish that he has imported stock of
fresh stories for the Red Wingers.
Gov. Leslie-May he prove blessing
to the people of Montana, and look
closely after their interests.
Charlie Broadwater-C ongratulating
him Oh his good fortune in the past and
wishing him prosperity in the future.
EX-COngressman McGinnis-HOping
that he will appreciate the fact of his
not being named Dennis. Although
| Toole knocked him out, he will rise
again. He is no mans tool.
EX-Gov. Hauser-May he be able to
| grasp the hands of his friends and say.
"How. sir" for many years to come.
Judge Thomas Wilson-That he may
always be worthy of the general opinion
now expressed that he would make Min
nesOta good governor.
M. FL. Day-May his popularity in
crease day by day.
Col. Abe Boynton-If there are any
ripe plums to pick may he get his share
of them.
Ex-Gov. Ziebach-May he live until
Dakota is divided into four states.
Col. Gale-With the hope that he may
never encounter gale of adversely.
Chief Justice Tripp-Should be chief
justice of the United States court in
stead of territory.
Sitting Bull-That he may have a
tame turkey dinner, to relieve the mo-
notony of wild game.
! Judge Francis Congratulating him
on the fact that he will enjoy his Christ
naS repast when he contemplates what
marrow escape he had from being COM
pelled to dine on crow.
Judge Brill-Trusting that he appre-
ciates the high esteem in which he is
held.
Anthony Yoerg-May his beer never
! bring any one to his bier.
III. M. Rice-Honorable citizen! Noble
gentleman May his last days be peace
| full and happy.
Maurice Auerbach-A shining eX-